Case over Hanford contractor’s alleged billing abuse percolated since 2021

Before unsealing their case in January, federal prosecutors had for two years investigated whistleblower claims that the landlord contractor at the Hanford Site in Washington state fraudulently inflated its labor bills while leaving key fire systems tests undone.
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